Accessibility

To ensure our user interface design and visual design are more accessible to people with disabilities, we align to WCAG2 requirements (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines), assess any new changes, and update elements that need to be modified to follow WCAG2 principles.

• Provide sufficient contrast between foreground and background so that all users should be able to read the text on our app/website and determine what our app/webpage elements are supposed to do.
• Provide clear and consistent navigation options so that the different parts of our app are easy to locate and identify.
• Use headings and spacing to group-related content reducing clutter, and making it easier to scan and understand.
• Ensure that form elements include clearly associated labels so we ensure that the label for any interactive component within our app makes the component's purpose clear.
• Create responsive page designs for different screen sizes making it easier to read and navigate the content.
• Employ techniques to allow screen readers to better relay the contents and help navigation of our app

Feedback

Although we have tried hard to meet industry standards for accessibility, we recognise there are areas for improvement.
Your feedback is valuable in shaping our accessibility journey. Please contact us if you encounter any issues or have any suggestions about how we could improve accessibility. We aim to respond within two business days.

This statement was last updated on 4th November 2024.